Hidden gem. I wish they have sizes smaller than 8 for kids…read more They will get additional star if their associate is more proactive and bring their smile to work. However, the store is pretty clean with great selections. I probably will comeback when my kids grow up!!!

Service at this location is atrocious. Employees stand around while the line to pay. It's…read moreunfortunate because they have tons of selections but refuse to help.

Scrubs, scrubs, scrubs!!! They got plenty of those here. I was looking for an Ankara inspired top…read moreor skirt. Found a $10 top and I absolutely love it. Just need to add a belt to it and I'll have a great outfit (I'll post a pic later). I browsed the store to see what other items they have. They got a decent selection of accessories and other affordable outfits. Service was ok. The lady who rang me up didn't seem like she wanted to be there. No one offered any assistance but that's ok. I found what I needed.

I went and shopped at this store first time for my daughter to buy her scrubs, There was young man…read morethat started yelling at people it was being rude overall, this young's mans eyes were said and smelled like liquor, Not sure if we was drugged or drunk or maybe aeven both after that he fell asleep in a chair but you need to fire him, His just overall a bad person. Never coming to this store again!!

If you've been inside an Anthropologie before, this one is the same, but bigger. There are three…read morefloors to this one on M Street in D.C.'s Georgetown. Clothes and candles can be found on all three floors, but the home section is on the bottom floor with living rooms and dining rooms set up convincing you to buy a pillow. There's also a small kids section on the bottom floor too. One fun fact about Anthropologie is that the founders give a lot of their money away to causes like fighting modern-day slavery and human trafficking.

It's a Cute store which has an array of items from jewelry to clothing to candles and miscellaneous…read moreother items. We bought a bunch of different things & We always enjoy stopping in when we're in DC.

This clothing store has got it going on for the summer! They had a lot of really cute semi formal…read moreand casual style dresses on display with awesome colors for 2026. I wanted to get three of them but I ended-up being more realistic and only purchased one today. They are bound to have a promotion or some sale for the 4th of July. There were some cool looking jeans as well which did seem a bit pricey, and I'm not sure if the location of the store made them increase the price. I am very happy with what I got today, and I might even feel inclined to wear it outdoors tomorrow if it's nice outside.

I just had the worst retail experience of my life at around 6:15pm tonight (8/4/26) at this J Crew…read morelocation. Someone, who I presume is the evening manager, displayed such unprovoked hostility and anger toward me when I came in to make a return that I was afraid she might inflict bodily harm upon me. I called J Crew customer service to let them know what happened and am hoping I get a follow up communication from them. The senior management at this location and the J Crew corporate office, should be aware of the frightening treatment this employee is capable of displaying to customers, to the point that I feared for my safety. I will continue shopping at J Crew, but at the Tysons Galleria. Signed, Loyal J Crew customer (just not ever again at M St, Washington, DC)

I had a good experience at Kohl's at the Cherry Hill Road location in Silver Spring, MD thanks to…read moreGeorgina. She helped me at the self-check out register and recommended I sign up as a member which gave me 15% off my purchase (a small carry-on suitcase). Georgina helped me save money and gave me excellent customer service.

I'm only putting 2 stars because it's not all of the staff, but BEWARE if you are African American…read moreor Hispanic they will follow you around the store and stare at you while you are checking out. This has happened more than once with different staff each time. Besides that it's a kohls with good deals.

The workers here were so kind heart and really helpful. I especially want to thank Talia the store…read moremanager.

I do not recommend this location. I have been here several times and each time no one ever greets…read moreyou nor does anyone ever offer help. The customers always has to ask. They are so unprofessional in there. I would rather go to Snipes on 14th St then here. Or go to Champs, DTLR or any other sports shop where at least they always ask can they help with anything. I only had one guy tell me have a nice day as I was leaving the store. If you want more of a better atmosphere, run don't want to another store because this Snipes is not the place. I am only giving it 3 stars because the cashier was nice once I got in line after helping myself.

Used to rock Coach heavily when I was in college. Back then…read moreit was extremely durable, and affordable: two key factors, especially for a student. And when they had a store in Georgetown, DC. I STILL have my men's satchel briefcase from college. Back then the leathers were super supple buffalo hides. I also still have a checkbook holder and a few other zippered pouches and such that I no longer use. Today's Coach isn't nearly as nice, especially the men's line. Around 2000, the company shifted its offerings from simply designed, neutral-toned leather purses to bags made of mixed materials ― that is, leather paired with canvas or nylon ― available in an array of colors and logo prints. Simply put, in order to keep up with "trends" they started selling crap. Called the Tyson's store last year to ask about having the straps replaced on my briefcase and was told that they didn't even repair bags (outside of warranty) anymore. Turns out that wasn't exactly correct since I just found a shipping and repair label on their website. Hmmm.... I guess the person I spoke to on the phone was probably too young to know what she was talking about. Ended up using a local cobbler to replace the straps (which don't look as nice) so I may just send my bag in to Coach now after all. Anyway.... Their quality fell off and I had long since moved on so I really didn't care. Flash forward to the year 2022 and I was considering something nice for my daughter's 16th birthday. Something nice but not "too" nice if you catch my drift. Something a 16-year-old girl would appreciate and I wouldn't be pissed if she lost or damaged beyond recognition. Someone sent me a gift idea of a Coach keychain pouch - from Bloomingdale's, for $65. Remembering that there was a Coach store down at Tanger Outlets, I decided to check them out first. Fearing online fakery and running out of time as her birthday approaches, I knew I wouldn't have time to get anything shipped. Another deciding factor in going to Tanger. Disclaimer: Since it opened a few years back, I never really have gone down there to look at anything. Plus, I'm suspicious of "outlet centers" conspicuously placed in heavily populated areas. Glad I went to check this one out however. Although the selection is somewhat limited versus main line department stores like Bloomingdale's, I was able to obtain a keychain ID pouch for less than half the Bloomie's price. This place even offers a 10% military discount. Deal was so good even got one for my older daughter. Two ($78) keychain pouches for $59? Yes please, and thank you. Side note: the floor plan of this outlet center needs some work. By the time you see the big American flag and the building (in the very back of the mall) with COACH on it, you've already passed the actual store. I was about to give up when I walked into the Nike store - saw the ridiculous line - walked out, and looked ahead on my right and there the store was.... finally. I'd been walking around for close to 30 minutes...didn't see a security guard... didn't see a directory...or directional signage.... and was about to go home. I was having a conversation with the associate inside and she said, "yeah people get confused all the time." Speaking of associates, the ones here greeted me quickly and repeatedly, so service is super friendly and efficient. Maybe I'll check out a few other stores at Tanger Outlets now. If you are looking for the Coach store however you'd better bring a compass and coordinates, lol. I was so turned around after my "stroll" around Tanger Outlets that I couldn't even find my vehicle - which took me another 20 minutes to locate as I retraced my path - which was all kind of a blur at this point since ALL the stores now looked familiar. Had Blue Bell ice cream in the trunk that I'd just picked up from Walmart 30 minutes earlier. Luckily it was chilly outside this afternoon or I probably would have met a milkshake or two. Got my Fitbit steps in though, for sure! Thanks Coach!

I wish I would have checked yelp before ordering pick up at this location or maybe it's just the…read moreevening/night shift. I've done other pick up orders but usually pick up during the day time. This time there were About 6 associates by entrance, and 1 cashier so you'll have to wait. Make sure you check your item(s) before you leave or you'll have to make a trip back to the store because they put the wrong item in your pick up order. And don't even think you'll get a apology for their mistake because you won't. Just go to Kate Spade.

I was really disappointed with the selection here. White House Black Market was always my go-to for…read moremonochrome business clothing, but it seems they've done away with the whole black-and-white theme entirely, at least based on what I saw at this location. That was really always the appeal of WHBM to me, and the fact that they're straying from that definitely cheapens the brand significantly, imo. The majority of what I saw here today was a modgepodge of hideous colors, and - did my eyes deceive me - I even spotted jeans with applique embellishments...? Like the type I wore in 2002 when I shopped at Limited Too. Just so, so off-brand and confusing. If this is where the company's headed, I see them going down the same path as Cache reaaal fast. Anyway, I did find one singular pair of black pants that barely fit, but they'll work if I don't eat for a day or two. The dressing rooms are horrible with nothing but a drapey cloth that barely fastens shut, so expect to be paranoid the whole time about baring your jiggly bits to everyone around you. I'm giving one star back for service because the sales associate at checkout was delightful. We had a nice conversation and she even listened to me vent a little about my life for a few minutes. Always appreciated.

Wonderful helpful staff!…read more Now I'm ready for my new job thanks to the wonderful staff at White House Black Market. Anna warmly greeted me, listened to what I was looking for and then found beautiful items that worked with my tall-petite body type. She helped me find a size and style that I felt comfortable with and gave me her honest opinion about the items. Other stores selling business professional clothing that I visited that day did not take the same time and dedication. Thank you all!